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Warning: The following contains Spoilers for Landman episodes 1-6.Paulina Chavez, who plays Ariana in Landman, talks about how her character feels about Cooper being put in the hospital by her in-laws. In the Taylor Sheridan show about the oil industry, Ariana's husband died along with two other family members and crew in the series-opening incident, of which Cooper is the sole survivor. Filled with survivor's guilt, Cooper helps Ariana out. However, their unusual bond attracts unwanted attention from Ariana's in-law, Manuel, who takes Antonio and their friends to ambush Cooper.

Chavez opened up to ScreenRant about Ariana's reaction when she finds out what her in-laws have done to Cooper. The actor explained that Ariana's first reaction would be "anger" because she feels responsible for what happened, especially after kissing Cooper to make a point to Manuel, and seeing Cooper covered in bruises is "kind of scary" and shocking, given that she knows those responsible.

“A Complete Unknown” is a departure for Edward Norton, even though he’s quick to point out he’s played kind-hearted souls before — including, surprisingly, referencing Smoochy the Rhino from “Death to Smoochy,” an early, unexpected, comedic zag in this interview from Norton while discussing his buzzed-about performance as folk legend Pete Seeger.

And he’s right. He has played, as he puts it, “decent people” — he’s most definitely not always in that wiseacre vibe of Worm in “Rounders” or flirting with the emotional rage and misery of Monty in Spike Lee’s “25th Hour.” But his interpretation of Pete Seeger is unique in that he plays him with this true north earnestness … but with an undercut of passive aggressiveness that comes biting through when Timotheé Chalamet’s Bob Dylan does something Pete doesn’t see eye to eye with. This happens quite often during the events of “A Complete Unknown.

The horror genre is commonly associated with autumn because of Halloween. October is a month to dress up, go trick-or-treating, and indulge in fun scares, so horror movies are a perfect addition to the Halloween traditions. Horror buffs will argue that horror movies are a year-round event, though. While iconic films like Halloween (1978) and Trick 'r Treat (2007) do revolve around Halloween, the horror genre has invaded just about every holiday imaginable.

From Valentine's Day to Easter to Christmas, no holiday is as safe as its wholesome festivities might suggest. My Bloody Valentine (1981), Holidays (2016), Leprechaun (1993), and even Jaws (1975) all tell stories that are about or take place on a specific holiday. When it comes to holiday horror movies, the holiday season is, by far, the most saturated. These movies are perfect for streaming on a chilly winter night during the holiday break.

Black Friday Makes Fun of a Common Childhood Fear...

The upcoming DC Universe (Dcu) is set to introduce a new version of the Justice League International (Jli) with a fresh take on the characters. Here's a breakdown of the confirmed and unconfirmed cast for the Jli in the Dcu: Confirmed Cast: Maxwell Lord - To be played by Peter Saarsgard in Superman.

Recent set photos of Superman have appeared online and suggest a Justice League International connection between several of the Dcu heroes. With Hawkgirl, Mr. Terrific, and Guy Gardner among the cast Superman actors, and with various images suggesting a connection between their team and the villainous Maxwell Lord, it appears that the Justice League International is set to be an existing and essential part of the DC Universe at the beginning of Superman. With Superman set to be a different, hopeful kind of hero, examining heroism in a realistic, corporate setting is an intriguing promise for the universe.

The following contains spoilers for House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 1 "A Son for a Son," which is now streaming on Max.

The Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon, has finally returned for its second season, as the Greens and the Blacks prepare for all-out civil war. After a series of violent and upsetting events left both sides grieving heavy losses, the Dance of the Dragons has officially begun, and Westeros will never be the same.

Much like its predecessor, House of the Dragon boasts a wide ensemble cast of characters who aren't exactly bastions of honesty and loyalty. From scheming lords willing to stab anyone in the back to overly emotional members of the Kingsguard with an axe to grind, these are the least trustworthy characters in House of the Dragon Season 2.

The White Worm Is Always Looking To Make Another Buck

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Grief and anger are two of the most potent stimulators of negative emotions, and if unchecked, they can ruin even the strongest of minds. As the first episode of the much anticipated second season of House of the Dragon unveils its true colors in vengeful glory, it becomes understandable how these emotions manipulated so many minds, which laid the groundwork for the futility of the Targaryen civil war. The sudden, harrowing tragedy of the death of Rhaenyra’s second son, Lucerys Velaryon, was an unexpected accident for sure, but mostly it also brought a grim realization of the inevitability of the upcoming vicious conflict for the throne. As the series returns with a brand new season, a swift, despicable retaliation follows, which serves as a grim reminder of the dark depths of Westeros’ politics to the viewers.

Spoilers Ahead

Jacaerys Seeks North’s Aid

A solitary raven soaring above the snowy wilderness,...

Last year we beat the hell out of audiences with Terrifier 2. This Halloween season, Bloody Disgusting and Screambox are bringing Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls to theaters, a gateway horror film that channels the spirit of feel-good 1980s films like Beetlejuice, Ernest Scared Stupid, and Pee-wee’s Big Adventure!

The buzzed-about horror-comedy Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls will be released exclusively in theaters for a one-night event on October 19, via Fathom Events. The film will show at 7:00pm & 10:00pm (local times) in theaters throughout the country, and fans will be treated to a special introduction from writer/director/star Andrew Bowser ahead of the film.

In the film, Onyx the Fortuitous is struggling to find purpose with his soul-devouring side gig when he receives a coveted invitation to the mansion of his idol, Bartok the Great. Here, he joins Bartok and...

Last year we beat the hell out of audiences with Terrifier 2. This Halloween season, Bloody Disgusting and Screambox are bringing Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls to theaters, a gateway horror film that channels the spirit of feel-good 1980s films like Beetlejuice, Ernest Scared Stupid, and Pee-wee’s Big Adventure!

The buzzed-about horror-comedy Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls will be released exclusively in theaters for a one-night event on October 19, via Fathom Events. The film will show at 7:00pm & 10:00pm (local times) in theaters throughout the country, and fans will be treated to a special introduction from writer/director/star Andrew Bowser ahead of the film.

In the film, Onyx the Fortuitous is struggling to find purpose with his soul-devouring side gig when he receives a coveted invitation to the mansion of his idol, Bartok the Great. Here, he joins Bartok and...

What’s one more tattoo for Dennis Rodman? Well, this latest one is on his face!

The NBA great took to Instagram on Friday to share that he got the face of his girlfriend, Yella Yella, tattooed on his right cheek. It’s prime real estate on his face, for sure. But the gesture was no big deal for the five-time NBA champion. In fact, when he took to Instagram to post a snippet of the tat sesh, Rodman’s caption read, “Why Not .”

In the video you can see Rodman and the tattoo artist getting ready to lay down the ink. The end result? A spitting image of his girlfriend on his face. Yella Yella, who is an aspiring artist, actually wasn’t down with the tat at all. At least not at first.

The former Chicago Bull star told TMZ Sports that his girlfriend wasn’t the one...

Warning: Contains spoilers for Brynmore #1!Horror maestro Steve Niles’ new title Brynmore from Idw Publishing takes a dark look at family trauma. Niles is one of comics’ preeminent horror writers, known for classics such as 30 Days of Night, and now he has teamed with artist Damien Worm to bring fans Brynmore. The first issue of Brynmore seeds intriguing mysteries while exploring the dark recesses of family trauma–and sets the series to be another winner for Niles.

After a decade of working for small publishers such as Eclipse Comics, as well as playing in various punk bands, Steve Niles burst onto the comics mainstream in 2002 with 30 Days of Night, which was drawn by Ben Templesmith. It began life as a screenplay, but after it was rejected by every major studio, Niles decided to turn it into a comic book. One of the first offerings from the fledgling Idw,...

Gambling and casinos have always been popular themes in movies, and there have been many great films made on this subject over the years. From tense poker games to high-stakes heists, the world of gambling has provided plenty of material for filmmakers to work with. Here are some of the greatest films with gambling and casino themes ever made.

Casino (1995)

Martin Scorsese’s epic tale of the rise and fall of a casino boss, Casino, is a classic film that is often cited as one of the greatest gambling movies ever made. The film follows the story of Sam “Ace” Rothstein, played by Robert De Niro, who is hired by the Mob to run the Tangiers casino in Las Vegas. With his best friend, Nicky Santoro, played by Joe Pesci, at his side, Ace builds an empire but finds himself struggling to maintain control as his personal and professional life spiral out of control.

This article contains light spoilers for Fire & Blood.

Though the monetary units of the Seven Kingdoms are coins known as “gold dragons,” everyone knows the real currency of Westeros is secrets. Gathering secret information and exploiting it for personal gain is how one can win the game of thrones…or even more importantly: avoid losing it.

We see this ever-important dynamic play out in House of the Dragon episode 4 “King of the Narrow Sea.” When Daemon Targaryen (Matt Smith) invites his niece Rhaenyra (Milly Alcock) on a romantic night out on the town (ick), the sun doesn’t even have a chance to rise before someone has spied that juicy gossip and put it to good use. The very next morning the Hand of the King Ser Otto Hightower (Rhys Ifans) brings news of Daemon’s transgressions to his brother, King Viserys I (Paddy Considine).

But how did Otto glean this information so quickly?...

Exclusive: QCode, the podcast company formed by former CAA agent Rob Herting, is moving into unscripted audio series.

The company has previously focused on scripted stories such as Blackout with Rami Malek and Dirty Diana with Demi Moore but is now expanding its slate to include a slew of entertainment series. These include Tooth and Claw, Crime Scene Queens, Jillian on Love, The Afternoon Special and an untitled monster comedy improv show.

Tooth and Claw features ​true stories of the most extreme wild animal attacks ever documented, told and explained by Wes Larson, a wildlife biologist and animal behavior expert. Larson is joined by his brother Jeff and friend Mike to discuss these encounters.

Crime Scene Queens, hosted by forensic experts Laura and Shelly, dives into the science of true-crime obsession. The pair are looking to “curb the CSI effect” and explain what really goes down at the scene of a crime.